Kohr Ah Quotes

#1. After all, this mission was the brainchild of his conception.

B.C. Chase

#2. When modern physics exerts itself to establish the world's formula, what occurs thereby is this: the being of entities has resolved itself into the method of the totally calculable.

Martin Heidegger

#3. It is by no means necessary to understand things to speak confidently about them.

Pierre Beaumarchais

#4. We were the wolf pack, we were the killers of Britain, we had fought from the south coast of Wessex to the northern wilds, from the ocean to the sea, and we had never been beaten, and these men knew it.

Bernard Cornwell

#5. People used to recordings believed every piece of music had a definitive sound, its emotional context trapped in amber, a butterfly pinned to a board; beautiful, but dead. Live music was just that. Alive.

Tanya Huff

#6. A man was made to help support his children, which is the right and proper thing to do. A man was made to help support his children but, with a little bit o' luck, with a little bit o' luck, they'll go out and start supporting you!

Stanley Holloway

#7. So many beautiful things, I cannot possess them all!

Bill Bailey

#8. Here's my question: What age are you when you're in Heaven?

Jodi Picoult

#9. Racist thought and action says far more about the person they come from than the person they are directed at.

Chris Crutcher

#10. To see color as form means looking at the image in a new way, trying to free oneself from absorption in subject matter.

Cole Weston

#11. I learned what looked good on my petite frame, and to this day, I'm a great bargain shopper.

Natalie Morales

#12. Not two strong men the enormous weight could raise,- Such men as live in these degenerate days.

Homer

#13. If ambitious fantasies make people blush, and sexual fantasies make people blush and feel guilty, fantasies of violence and death may make people blush and feel guilty-and frightened too.

Judith Viorst

#14. In dreams begins responsiblities.

Haruki Murakami

#15. One of the great lessons I learned about historical fiction from writing 'Loving Frank' is that you don't try to disguise what people did; my approach was to try to understand the characters and why they did what they did.

Nancy Horan